Any chance on this Wiederholungsspange?

[gregM]

Here is an original Wagner award-type.

Thanks Trevor.

[ddbinks]

Thanks for posting those pics Trevor! Very helpful!!!

[Gary Symonds]

Stretile, finally some evidence.

Thank you.

[ddbinks]

I think I finally got a real one here. Picked it up from a trusted forum member Shown as currently displayed - mounted on an A-core 1870 ek2 w/oaks and flanked by a couple 1813's & 1914's. It's the slip on kind with the plain wrap-around back, rather than prongs. Hope you like it as much as I do!

[otter76]

I think I finally got a real one here. Picked it up from a trusted forum member Shown as currently displayed - mounted on an A-core 1870 ek2 w/oaks and flanked by a couple 1813's & 1914's. It's the slip on kind with the plain wrap-around back, rather than prongs. Hope you like it as much as I do!

Wonderful. Lovely display. A real centre piece to your collection. Smart move on the estand.

[gregM]

That is an amazing display.

[rbminis]

I think I finally got a real one here. Picked it up from a trusted forum member Shown as currently displayed - mounted on an A-core 1870 ek2 w/oaks and flanked by a couple 1813's & 1914's. It's the slip on kind with the plain wrap-around back, rather than prongs. Hope you like it as much as I do!

Very nice display Eric!
Congrats!
Ralph.

[streptile]

Super nice Eric, congrats.

The maker of that WHS remains unknown.

It is featured in Friedhelm Heyde's famous book on the Iron Cross collection of Max Aurich and (if I recall correctly) also in Wernitz's book.

[streptile]

From Heyde:

WHS comparison.jpg

[ddbinks]

Thank you for your kind remarks gentlemen!! And thanks for your excellent reference Trevor! Here's some better pics of mine for comparision: